Locked LessonsJane Eyre escape rooms
5 self-checking escape rooms on Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, one for each section. Every answer comes from the text, so each room checks reading as well as recall, and they work with any edition. For grades 9–12, classical homeschoolers and literature classes.
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Jane Eyre · Chapters 1–10The Charity SchoolFree taster
Jane Eyre · Chapters 11–20The Third StoreyFree taster
Jane Eyre · Chapters 21–27The Torn VeilFree taster
Jane Eyre · Chapters 28–35Stranger at the DoorFree taster
Jane Eyre · Chapters 36–38Out of the AshesFree tasterRoom by room
- Chapters 1–10: The Charity School. Jane's unhappy childhood with the Reeds at Gateshead, her punishment in the red-room, Mr Brocklehurst's visit, her years at Lowood under Miss Temple, her friendship with Helen Burns, the fever, and her advertisement for a post as governess.
- Chapters 11–20: The Third Storey. Jane's arrival at Thornfield, her pupil Adèle, the meeting with Mr Rochester on the icy lane, the fire in his bedroom, the house party with Blanche Ingram, the gypsy fortune-teller, and the night Mr Mason is hurt.
- Chapters 21–27: The Torn Veil. Jane's return to Gateshead and Mrs Reed's confession, Mr Rochester's proposal in the orchard, the weeks of the engagement, the torn veil, the wedding in the church, the secret of the third storey, and Jane's flight from Thornfield.
- Chapters 28–35: Stranger at the Door. Jane's wandering at Whitcross, her rescue at Moor House by St John, Diana and Mary Rivers, the village school at Morton, Rosamond Oliver, the news of her inheritance, St John's proposal, and the voice in the night.
- Chapters 36–38: Out of the Ashes. Jane's return to Thornfield, the innkeeper's story of the fire, her journey to Ferndean, her meeting with the blind Mr Rochester, their marriage, and what becomes of everyone afterwards.